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This morning I woke up and the tips of my index and middle finger were numb. I figured I slept on my hand funny, but after 15 or 20 minutes they were still numb. Instead of wondering what was wrong with it, I just worried how it would affect my throwing. Could have been a serious medical issue in need of attention but I just thought "well, there goes my disc golf life."

To wake up in the middle of the night, to sit up as if you just lost a breath, realizing your at home, it's 3 am and your not at the course and you didn't make that ace. The first ten seconds you think "Did I just do that?" Then.....you it hits you. F&^#^&K it was only a dream!!!!!! Your crushed, can not get back to sleep after tossing and turning for several hours, you get up and go play before you have to work.... Then your an addict.

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You know you're addicted when you refer to your birthday gift of a set of four prepackaged discs as lighting a crack pipe...and now when you're in the area you slide by DD or DGW just to see what's in the used bin or new on the racks.

You’re Addicted To Disc Golf If… You have three or more versions of the same disc. You are sure the color of the disc effects how it flies. You have started a Disc Golf Web Page. After playing a course once, you already know how it should be re-designed. You have ever bought a pair of shoes specifically for playing Disc Golf in them. You always carry your Disc Golf bag with you just in case you get some sudden free time. You have ever petitioned the IOC to make Disc Golf an Olympic Sport. You have ever bought a disc for specific use on ONE hole. You accepted a job relocation to another town on the basis that a course was in the area. Your wife/husband doesn’t let you set the table because you throw the plates. If you keep track of your PDGA points. You called more than one friend when the “frolf” episode of “Seinfeld” aired. If you have named a pet “Bogie”. “Hyzer”, “Aviar”, or some other disc golf term. If you have ever thought about trying to build your own basket. If you have ever hung a disc on the wall and all your friends think it’s cool. You have caused at least 3 of your friends to become addicted to the sport as well. You try to figure out how many golf discs you can buy with your next paycheck. When you miss a putt and whip out 5 more putters from your bag and throw each of them from the same spot just to prove to your friends that you could have made it. You beg the course pro to put lights on the course so you can play all night too. You have ever talked to your discs while they are in flight. You buy a membership in a gym, so you can improve your distance. You introduce new discs to your other discs. You throw your approach disc even after a really bad drive, just on principle. Your PDGA number is also on your car’s license plate. You have ever attended a community meeting on behalf of disc golf. You get into heated debates about what kind of discs beginners should use and for how long. You have ever developed a disc golf specific injury. You practice snapping a disc off at home while watching TV. You call ball golf…ball golf. You get upset at Christmas when no wrapped gifts appear to be round You have to put more toys in your kids lap to balance the stroller because your disc bag hanging on the back keeps making it do wheelies Your wife can’t get you to wash dishes but you come home from a tourney and empty the sink to wash your discs. You think of discs (rather than the animal/reptile) when you hear words like roadrunner, cobra, etc… When 5 other people are wearing the same t-shirt as you every weekend. When you have a Disc Golf folder in My Documents If your dog is trained to NOT catch a frisbee Having “file folders” in my disc bag for each disc yet I got papers sitting everywhere in my room. So…you might be addicted to DG if you have more “file folders” in your disc bag than your office. If your typical comment on a fart is “nice out.” If a pringles top is at least a 20 minute distraction You have read this entire list!